Bill > AB60

This bill, known as the Musk Reduction Act, amends California's Health and Safety Code to expand restrictions on ingredients in cosmetic products, specifically targeting certain musk compounds. Starting January 1, 2027, the bill will prohibit manufacturers from selling cosmetic products containing four specific musk ingredients: musk ambrette, musk tibetene, musk moskene, and musk xylene. Additionally, the bill places strict limitations on musk ketone, allowing it only in very small percentages in different types of products: 1.4% in fine fragrances, 0.56% in eau de toilette, 0% in oral products (defined as products applied to teeth or oral mucous membranes), and 0.042% in all other products. The bill includes a provision that allows for technically unavoidable trace amounts of prohibited ingredients that result from manufacturing processes, natural or synthetic ingredient impurities, storage, or packaging migration. This legislation is part of California's ongoing efforts to regulate potentially harmful ingredients in consumer products, with the goal of improving cosmetic safety for consumers.

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